Vital Essentials Freeze Dried Dog Treats, Raw Chicken Hearts Treats for Dogs 3.75 oz

Always the first thing to go when I put some in my cat bowl. The quality is good and the size is perfect for cats.

Not exactly sure why these are such an amazing price right now ($14.49) as they regularly sell for $26 but my two bags arrived today. I immediately ordered two more at the same price. I have five cats who are crazy about these! Can confirm the correct size bag did show up. (3.75oz) Best before 2026.

I have a very spoiled, not so picky cat who who loves all the food and treats and snacks, but she is absolutely obsessed with these chicken hearts. The second I even touch the bag, she comes running from the other side of the house! Why I’m a fan (and so is she): The "Obsession" Factor: I’ve never seen her react to a treat like this. It has become my secret weapon for getting her to actually come when she’s called. Pure Quality: I worry about all the mystery fillers in standard treats, so I love that these are just one single ingredient. It’s a relief to give her something that’s actually healthy and protein-packed. No Mess: A lot of raw-style treats can be greasy, but these freeze-dried hearts are totally clean. I can keep a few in my pocket for "training" (if you can call it that with a cat) without making a mess. Perfect Size: They are the perfect size for a quick reward, and they have a great crunch that she seems to really enjoy. If you have a cat that is hard to please, give these a shot. My girl is officially a Vital Essentials addict!

My cat absolutely loves these freeze dried chicken hearts! They are a great treat option with a simple ingredient list, and I like that they are made from a single protein source. The freeze dried texture makes them easy to serve, and they are the perfect size for a special treat. These have become a favorite in our house.

While this says it's for dogs, I found it absolutely fine for cats too, and it's a much better bang for your bucks that the pricier, smaller "cat" bags (I do cut it in smaller pieces tho, and pour warm water over the bits to soften them). My cat goes absolutely NUTS over these chicken hearts, so I'm guessing the flavor is pretty good for pets.